South Korean presidential candidates from two major political parties participated in early voting on Thursday. The Democratic Party candidate Lee Jae-myung cast his ballot in Seoul and People Power Party candidate Kim Moon Soo voted in Incheon.
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Presidential candidates vote in South Korean elections

South Korean presidential candidates from two major political parties participated in early voting on Thursday. The Democratic Party candidate Lee Jae-myung cast his ballot in Seoul and People Power Party candidate Kim Moon Soo voted in Incheon.
 
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